Texas House Backs Allen Resolution on Meat Inspection Rules
State Representative John Allen of Longview wins House approval for a concurrent resolution urging Congress to ease Wholesome Meat Act strictures. The measure notes small Texas packinghouses struggle to meet federal standards and calls for keeping operations from suspending. Official Johnson Library dedication set for May 22 at UT with an eight level travertine library building nearby.
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East Texas
Texas
Steve Burgess
Nacogdoches
John Allen
Longview
Rep. Burgess
Neal Solomon
Mt. Vernon
Rep
Hawn
Dallas
Haynes
Victor
Texas House
USTIN
House
Congress
Allen
Austin
Lyndon Baines Johnson
University of Texas
Johnson
Federal Archival System
Sid Richardson
Thompson
Texas Legislature ranked 38th by national study shifts power
A 14 month national CCSL survey ranks Texas 38th among states. It urges reducing Lieutenant Governor power, expanding annual sessions, raising pay to 15 000 for lawmakers, and trimming to 15 standing committees per house. It also notes calls for joint House Senate hearings to save time and cites other reforms.
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Austin
Tex
Citizens Conference On State Legislatures
Texas
Senate
CCSL
House
House-Senate
California
New York
Illinois
Florida
Wisconsin
Iowa
Hawai
Michigan
Nebraska
Minnesota
Texas Automobile Insurance Service Office
State Insurance Board
TAISO
Dallas
Houston
Insurance Board
Preston Smith
J. Bernal
San Antonio
Parents Should Register for Gay Avenue Kindergarten
Parents are asked to enroll five year olds for the 1971-72 kindergarten program at Gay Avenue School. Principal Charles Hopson requests mailed replies by Friday February 26 1971 to estimate enrollment for September 1971.
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Gay Avenue School
Charles Hopson
Kindergareen
Gay Avenue
Mendel Rivers remembered in Charleston obituary and impact
Washington correspondent notes Rep. Mendel Rivers, longtime chair of the House Armed Services Committee, shaped Charleston's military and industrial landscape. His death leaves bases and plants vulnerable to relocation as voters seek district benefits and national funding debates continue.
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Washington
Charleston
S.C
L. Mendel Rivers
House
Armed Service Committee
Rivers
Armed Services Committee
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Army
McDonnell
Douglas
Lockheed
Avco
General Electric
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Mendel
Atlantic Ocean
Congressional Armed Services
Local PTAs Observe Founders Day February 16
Gladewater PTA units observe Founders Day on February 16 with a joint meeting of Broadway and Gay Avenue PTAs in the Gay Avenue auditorium at 7 30 p m. Quentin Abernathy will speak on What PTA Is All About. A birthday contribution for the parent teacher program will be collected and refreshments served.
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National Congress of
PTA
Texas Congress
Gladewater
Quentin Abernathy
Broadway
Gay Avenue
Parenthood
Judge Rules For Attorney In Longview civil suit
A federal judge ruled against two Longview men who sued their former attorney Merritt H. Gibson for 1 million dollars. The attorney defended clients Fred Loyd Hayes and Kenneth McMaster against bus bombing charges last year and they received 1 year in prison and 11 000 dollar fines, free on bond pending appeal. The men alleged Gibson blocked them from testifying in their own defense.
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Longview
Merritt H. Gibson
Fred Loyd Hayes
Kenneth McMaster
Hayes
McMaster
Gibson
Hodgepodge of items lost and found amid storage woes
A reflective piece on domestic clutter and storage tricks. The author recounts losing a stadium seat during football season and discovering it in an unlikely place later. The narrative covers gadget buys, trading stamps, and the endless task of organizing drawers and closets, ending with a wish for a course on decluttering.
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Bears
Fashion Fads Then and Now The Revolutionary Look
A nostalgic critique of women’s fashion from the mini skirt to bell bottoms and bold belts. The author discusses haute couture gender norms, emotional appeal, and the shift toward the revolutionary look with cartridge belt embellishments. The piece treads satire while noting era trends and cultural fantasies.
Firefighter Training Group Attends Tyler School
Six Gladewater firefighters attend a four day Emergency Care Attendant course in Tyler sponsored by the Texas State Department of Health. Training runs Tuesday through Friday 9 a m to 5 p m at First Christian Church with examinations and potential registry membership upon completion.
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Gladewater Department
Tyler
Texas State Department of Health
Gladewater
Dwight McFall
Emmanuel Turner
Ronnie Gothard
David Hilton
David Beasley
Andrew Daniels
Registry
First Christian Church
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Cathcart Central Press
Mendel Rivers
Capitol Hill
Alice McLellan Birney
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ella Csouthers Porter
By Ace Reid
Ace Reion
Tyler School
Prince Charming
Princes Charming
Shining Knights
National Clearinghouse For Drug Abuse Information Box
Washington, D.C
Harry Kates
Mrs
Jack Elrod
Fredalene Clark
Harriett Walton
Glade Avenue
Dean Street
Gregg County
Gladewater Times-Tribune
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White Oak Texan
TEXA
S 70 Press Association
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